Speco Technologies
DVR with tiplex operation
Speco Technologies' latest release of Triplex Family DVRs based on IP DVR-4TL offer four channels, MPEG-4 and triplex operation that allows simultaneous live recording and playback in an economical version of the TN SERIES DVRs line. This line of digital video recorders has now been expanded to include 8 channels (DVR-8TL) and 16 (DVR-16TL), which feature easy-to-use channel models.
The TL DVR family includes 60fps, a dual HDD (single removable hard drive) that supports up to 1.5TB of storage space, digital live video zoom and a full record/alarm/calendar motion detection and supports the Pan-Tilt-Zoom camera with many drivers.
The Ip Grower Basement allows you to easily upgrade the Grower analog speed minidome to become an IP MEPG4 solution. This is a solution for those who for budget reasons want to initially acquire an analog camera that can eventually become a network IP camera. The IP Basement connects to the current camera to convert it. A minimization concept and a streamlined perspective allow the camera to be installed anywhere indoors. Only 3.9 inches, with integrated multi-protocol, the camera offers 3x (2.8~7.3 mm) automatic optical zoom and board lens for selection; the angle of panoramic exploration is 355º and vertical scan, 90º, while the speed for both is 8~80º/sec., up to 32 predetermined points, infrared remote controller and mini control keyboard, with IR of 17 pcs for 360º night surveillance, convertible from interior to exterior. It is recommended for residential or commercial spaces of small size that require total 360º surveillance.
The two new additions DX4500 and DX4600 to high-quality digital VCR for small installations are installed without the need for complex or expensive systems; they can be extended from four to 16 channels, offering the flexibility of a tailor-made system. They have hard drives from 250 GB to 3 TB, with models 1201PS, 2401PS and 480IPS, and incorporate DVD-RW and CD-RW drives, with the backing of the Pelco brand. Intuitively operated by menus, they can be connected and used; remote use, over the Internet or remote control, is simple, and can be operated from front control panels, with mouse or manual remote control.
The new models of compact dome cameras VC-700S and VC-710S are offered at low cost, with a combination of lens and fixed camera. They are configured for surface or ceiling installation; they can be installed directly to a standard 4x4 electrical box without the need for an adapter. The camera can be rotated 90º, to allow a straight view downwards, without obstructions. The VC-700 series includes a super high-resolution color camera with isolated electrical input and an automatic iris varifocal lens. The VC-710 series offers wide dynamic range for good contrast in low-light conditions. It is offered in NTSC and PAL formats.
